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Nike LunarGlide+

Fulfilling the needs of both neutral runners and those in need of stability in the same shoe is an ambitious aim, but Nike has pretty much pulled it off.

It's a totally new shoe. Nike reckons its "Dynamic Support" design allows the shoe to provide both cushioning and stability when required. It does this thanks to a midsole of lightweight LunarLite foam that sits inside a firmer foam outer carriage at an angle, along with a medial wedge that neutral ... Continue reading

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dm1974

When my first pair had clocked up enough mileage after training for Dublin I took my them to Sweatshop...looking at them the guys thought I was a neutral runner, I am not I pronate. They did the job for me.

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trow

I ve been alternating these with Kinseis for the last few months, and am just breaking in some Paramounts to replace the Asics. But if I wasnt being overly protective of my knees by getting the plusher more sup Continue reading...

hi jac

Look good, feel good, are good. Continue reading...

Alexander Smith 4

These are by far the best pair of shoes I have bought to date. I have a white/grey/red pair rather than the black/orange but I guarantee it's exactly the same shoe (check out Pro Direct Running). My usual run i Continue reading...

Steve Hallam

Just bought my second pair and dont currently want to run in anything else. They work perfectly for me Continue reading...

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kate kelly 5

I was really sceptical about them at first. Didn't want to believe the Nike PR hype but they are actually really good. A great balance they feel like one of the Nike Free range but with a touch of stability which suits me just fine. They are really great running shoes.

P.S I got mine from www.ransacker.co.uk for £69.99.

Posted: 04/12/2009 10:28

danowat

Let me guess, you've got a vested interest in "ransacker"?

Posted: 04/12/2009 10:32

Antonio LOPEZ

are realy designed for a lot of km?

Posted: 12/12/2009 12:23

Chris Evans 27

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Posted: 14/12/2009 16:35

tayleonie harris

Are these shoes good for running marathons

Posted: 16/12/2009 00:11

Gareth Hoyle

I also got my Nike running shoes from Ransacker - or got the best price their anyway -

I run 5km per night and these have had no ill effects on my dodgy ankles!!

Keep up the good work Nike!!

Posted: 22/12/2009 16:34

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Posted: 25/12/2009 12:13

daniel priest

Thinking of gettin these, they look really good!!

Seen them this afternoon in sports direct for £59.99 next door in jjb they're £80

Posted: 26/02/2010 14:07

Recovery Runner

The Lunarglides are a great example of marketing hype for what is a very simple product.

Despite the name (very cynical Nike....) the Lunarglides don't contain the Lunarlite foam the original Lunar shoes did (the Lunar Trainer and Racer). The midsole is no more high-tech than simple EVA foam, albeit different densities in a wedge shape to provide stability.

This means they are nice and soft, but don't last long. Can imagine they're also incredibly cheap to produce and so make Nike lots of cash at £80 a pop.

That said, I have worn them and they're nice shoes. Just don't think you are really buying "Rocket Science" or that they will last long.

Posted: 26/02/2010 14:14

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